Jason Wetherald Wins L.A. 9-Ball Series Stop #5
Jason Wetherald (665) wins his FIRST Mezz LA 9 Ball Series event, going 6 rounds undefeated, and beating Luke Lao (605) 8-2 in an 8/7 final match, pocketing a cool $1,000 and 150 points on the Jason played aggressive 9 ball, powering through the field while maintaining high energy in his game all day and […]
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Jason Wetherald (665) wins his FIRST Mezz LA 9 Ball Series event, going 6 rounds undefeated, and beating Luke Lao (605) 8-2 in an 8/7 final match, pocketing a cool $1,000 and 150 points on the
Jason played aggressive 9 ball, powering through the field while maintaining high energy in his game all day and night.
Below is Jason’s record and route to the final. He came into the tournament as a 665, but his Effective Rating was 734!
- Bye
- (7-2 W) Chris Santana (570)
- (7-4 W) Juan Carlos Cajina (647)
- (7-0 W) Nestor Hernandez (539)
- (7-5 W) Abet Ng (597)
- (7-4 W) Mark Barba (617)
- (8-2 W) Luke Lao (605)
Luke had a great tournament as well. He came into the tournament as a 605, but his Effective Rating was 643!
- (7-5 W) David Newcomb (593)
- (7-3 W) Rudy Zacarias (375)
- (7-3 W) Doug Byrd (571)
- (7-3 W) Shahdad Zand (643)
- (7-5 W) Derrick Cabrera (592)
- (6-5 W) Jose G Centeno (653)
- (2-8 L) Jason Wetherald (665)
This was our third tournament running a 2-stage format with 48 players double elimination, and the final 16 going to single elimination. Stop #1 and #3 went a bit longer than anticipated, so Stop #5 was adjusted to races to 7 instead of 8 in the final 16. This allowed the tournament to end at 11pm instead of midnight or later.
